In Chennai, thirty SFI activists burnt an effigy of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and raised slogans against her, alleging that Sudipto's death was not an accident as claimed by police, but a murder and demanded that those responsible be arrested.
In the union territory, 50 SFI activists staged a demonstration and burnt an effigy of Mamata and shouted slogans.
Suditpo Gupta, a 22-year-old SFI leader and an MA student of Rabindra Bharati University was arrested yesterday during a rally and law violation programme to demand holding of union elections.
His death has triggered a row with police claiming it was an accident while CPI-M alleged that he succumbed to injuries sustained in police lathicharge.
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